Cars are expensive in Singapore, but for Ms Kelly Ang, owning one is the best way to fit family, work and school life into 24 hours.
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Cars are expensive in Singapore, but for Ms Kelly Ang, owning one is the best way to fit family, work and school life into 24 hours.
Ms Kelly Ang's five children in a photo taken in February 2026 with their family's trusty seven-seater MPV. The car had been with them for almost nine years. (Photo: Kelly Ang)
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